With a little time on our hands, we decided to take turns on reading up more about how to take care of our baby boy and how to assist his growth and prevent any pain or disease from occurring in his body. Turns out, although everything else could be prevented there was going to be one painful phase that my dear angel had to go through since it was natural and this was the painful experience of teething.

We read up about the teething toys which help soothe the pain but were not really sure about having a medicine handy in case the pain increased a lot. It was right then that while discussing about this with my mother, she reminded me that I used to wear an amber teething necklace as a baby when I had to go through teething. She shared a positive experience and recommended we get one for my baby boy too.

I feel this is the case with many costumes nowadays; the natural beauty is lost because people get too creative thinking that it is a costume after all. I know and agree that costume is nothing but a dramatic extension of your personality but let the personality also show. I always wore dark colors in my normal life, you can call me a lover of black so when I decided to make a costume based on this beautiful yet colorful bird, I decided on the base of the costume to be black. There was an abundance of dark colors that are found on a peacock and slight hint of the bright colors to get the right look.